Pagf* T w o TT I T, T. S P O R O JFillsbonjSKVr g us Time for Cuts W iik Which <• Combined (he HilHhoro Independent HiH h* r.. Annu. 1114 It w ould seem high tim e for the ad m in istratio n to ta k e seriously the necessity of ta k in g econom y steps in ou r national governm ent. D rastic cuts are a necessity if we are to uvoid in flation speeded on by an unbalanced bu d g et. C ontinued price raises and d e creased dem and fo r governm ent bonds should serve as a w arning th at must he heeded soon. If no serious c u rta ilm e n t of ex p e n d itu re s is m ade, h ig h er tax es a re ‘‘aro u n d th e co rn e r” and an alread y high tax burden has been increased by the extrem ely high social security taxes. Labor Program Essential n T L T. R P O R O , A H C F R The Great .American O N U / Y eST gR O A Y T h u rsd a y , A p ril 20. TOT o n F G o N líe m e serm on at 11 will he "S piritual F re e dom and Fleshly Bondage " Suml.i« night. 8. B rother Paul H artford will begin a special scries of m eetings Come and hear I l l s timely i n c a g e s lh ’ also plays tin* trum pet Tin* m eetings will In* every Tuesday. Wednesday and Friday night at II C em e and hear lulu The Lord will especially Ide s in w ord and mu su* Tuesday , all day lu aver service, with the evangelistic service in evening fíuilding Aid Promised i By A. I. I.inillii-i ki S A I I 'M I n f o r m a t i o n f r o m H ie national c a p i t a l i l l . il Hi.il U l i l l e S a m is w illing I o h e lp O r e g o n ( m a n c e its n e w s ia le hitiUling u p i o 4.1 p c i c e n t o f H ie t e l a i c o .I T l i c i n f o i I n a lm n . h o w e v e r Ls n o t e x a c t ly d e a r as t o j u s t h o w lib e r a l H ie f c ilc ia l g o v e i H iile n i p r o p o s e s to lie in it s a s s ls la n c e o n H ie n e w p lo g ia m If H ie o f f e r m e a n s a n o l i t i i g l i t g r a n i o f 45 p e r c e n i on tile a m i* b a s is a H ie g r a n i m a d e l i t c o n n e c t io n w i l l i th e c a p i t o l l i m i . l in g flu * s la t e w i l l have a t o t a l o f $1 ih m i . ih m i $.. >«»IMM> o f la t e m oney a n il $450 1100 o f fc d e ia l l im i l e » fo r building p u r p o e.. T h i s w i l l m a k e p o s s ib le th e c n n s f l uctliin o f t w o b u i l d in g s . O lli* fo r H ie s ta te l i b i a i V a n d H ie o t h e r f o r g e n e r a l o f f i c e p m p e .c I f . h o w e v e r Hie g r a n t will lie lim ited to th e p a y m e n t o f la b o r ta k e n fr o m r e lie f r o ll u p to a m a x im u m o f 45 p e r cent Ihe of. fer w i l l n e t p ro » id e a great ileal of help mi- less relief officials ar ■ »» Illing to m ä n t i i n i it e . k i l l e d 1. 1- f l i c r e l i e f t o l l s h v l is t i n g H ie r e o n borers who are not no»»- o n r e l i e f (By Roger IV. Babsonl NEW YORK CITY April 23 The wax«* of strik es since Jan u ary first has cost th e nation m ore than a half W VERNE M KINNEY MRS F. <’ McKINNEY a billion dollars Tin* C hrysler strik e A«*ociale Editor E d it or A t’EULXElCx t'WEETT alone is estim ated to have w asted $liS£ HENNON CM ACCOUNT O F HV $70.000,000 in w ages and m aterials OFFICIAL NEW SPAPER OE WASHINGTON COUNTY To ask w ho is w inning the b attle it A w A n t a tic ÚEAl? -1HS vACH Selected as Oruron'a Beni Weekly Newaaper. 1930*36 going on in hundreds ef plants N in ie ) on All-American Weekly Newspaper Eleven. 1930 O F A-SAFÚTICA «C I WCMTC-tTSiVsC Whosoever Will Hillsboro t h r o u g h o u t t h e Honorable Mention National Editorial A»»n Newspaper i Main S t . n e a r F i t si A ve) ?LlX country today is Production Contrat. 1934.36; General Excellence, 1M3 like asking Who T hursday. 0 p in The I ord is Subacription Ratea Strictly Caah in Advance won the San E ran- hi. ssiug Hies, mel t in g s 'D ie tu p le Within W ashington County »« ¡11 he God T ruth ami M a n ' C o n c is c o E a rth - quak e"" E v e r y Per year ........ f l Su Tw o month« ...... 10 36 tra d irlio n " Everyone will receive a .Î0 Six month* One month one is agreed that neli'iiiiii* to these m eetings S a tu r . .50 .— .03 Per copy Thru» month* . labor tie-ups m ust day. 8 p m . the serm on topic will Outside Wauhtngton County M ? b e avoided b it t he "C areless C hris) i.ms are like Foreirn count rie« 13 .">0 IT. 8.. per year 12 00 few p r a c t i c a 1 careless driyers. they will enme too plans have been a fter the crash " Come and see what Member: Oregon State suggested. the l ord will give you from this . A First Audited Paper. O ur good friends at I.aurel are p u t Editorial Aaftoc I a t i o n In tilts great la I.ar«rest ABC Weekly serm on Melvin F Jam es, pastor and National Editorial Circulation in W «*t. b o r controversy ting on th e ir a n n u a l d in n e r and pro \ M A - ■ Association. som e basic tru th s gram fo r the people of H illsboro to Christian Church have been fo rg o t- night anil it is expected and urged R oger IV Babson te n 1 w ill n o ’ tak e L ord's day unified study-w orship May Become P ow er— Much I’ltcrc.sl I k being m anifested by le id . s e r v ic e . 9:45-11 l> a in. C hurch sides in the a rg u th a t a larg e d eleg atio n of local bu si .school. 9 45-10 45; m orning w orship e r s of both the doiiun.inl political p .u ties in ent as to w h eth er the W ashington ness people a tte n d . The an nual get- m 10 la-1145. Music by the T reble i the grow th of the C om m onw ealth Ftxleiation T acom a. W ash., ch a m b e r of com to g e th e r at L aurel is one of the o u t A dm in istratio n has been fair or courageous d u rin g th e "sit-down" choir. Serm on Die Local C hurch m oxem ent in ( ) n * « o n Sponsored by a group m erce in its fight to corner arm y and sta n d in g com m unity events of t h e epidem ic. My only com m ent on th i; As a C hristian Com m unity Change of hhei.ils. including leaders in the ran k s o( in evening scry lees fur sum m er labor and S late (»range, the follow ers of tha phase of th e situation is that respect navy establishm ents on Puget Sound y e a r and is eag erly a n tic ip a te d by lo law and o rd e r in the U nited m onths C hristian E ndeavor. 7 p in . m ovem ent held an organization m eeting in passes resolution a p p e alin g to w ar cal folk. The frie n d sh ip s c re a te d m S for tates is today at an all-tim e low ' Interm ediate and Young People P ortland S aturday and Sunday atten d ed |>v d ep artm en t to allow V ancouver b a r this w av last a lifetim e. H alf a cen tu ry ago th e "sit-dow n" E vangelistic service, 0 p n t. song; delegates from all sections of the state In ad* sei » ice assisted by young people's s trik e w ould have been treated as rack s to revert to the corn fields from th e w eapon of desp erate outlaw s I choir Serm on "T arry in g in J e r u dition to the labor and farm er delegates tho .• w hich it w as created. T he neig h b o r salem B aptism al service Tuesday. present included a liberal sprinkling of W o rk co n g ratu late C anada on the way het ly T acom ans declare th a t th e b a r 0 p in , board m eeting of church ers' .Alliance m em bers and Tow nsend lies C u officials have handled the problem T he telep h o n e bill of th e D uke of officers Thursday (tonight). 8 30 p ller the right kind of a leadership it is a d L aw and o rd er is being flouted in rack s are a relic of bygone days. in . m onthly pot luck d in n er fellow - m itted that tin* m ovem ent bids fair to assum e e U nited S tates T his must stop! V ancouver people rightly ta k e e x cep W indsor, th e fo rm e r K ing E dw ard, th i ship and reception fur over fifty ttu* proportions of u ¡Kiwerful m inority h o ld C ertain ly now that the S uprem e tion to this a ttitu d e on th e p a rt of has a v e ra g e d §458 a w eek since his C o u rt has put its OK on the W agner new m em bers received into the ing the balance of political pow er In tin* state th e ir m etropolitan b ro th ers and a v e r vo lu n tary exile. Most of th e calls are I l aw . th ere is ¡to excuse for mot e church fellow ship since S eptem ber and one w hich might well become a real fac long d istance calls to Mrs. W allis I. 1930 M em bers and friends w el tor in fu tu re elections. “sit-dow ns." th a t the land around T acom a is only come Plans for M other's day. May tl, Sim pson, for whom he q u it t h e 1 L ab o r has ju st as m uch rig h t as ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ fit .for airp o rts and arm y bases. will ho announced L o rd s Day It em ployers to ask for an increase in : hrone. Such a telep h o n e bill m akes p r.ces when o p eratin g costs a re a d Revising thi* house and .senate jo u rn a l, of L. P utnam , pastor. E v ery th in g seem s to go to the sis it sound like “ puppy love” instead of vancing. L abor's prices are. of ttu* recent legislative session cost the state in te r states to the north and south, re fo r people around the forties. course, jt s wages. Its operating costs e x c e s s o f $3.000, according to claim s filed w ith Pentecostal Tabernacle are th e cost of living. Wage w orkers g ard less of the defense needs of Ort the state departm ent Four ,M*rsons w ere e m S unday school S unday m orning. ployed in revising the senate jo u rn al w hile h av e a perfect rig h t to join unions gon. We quite agree w ith th e A s 10. Rev J. II E bert, superintendent; anti, th ro u g h represen tativ es of th e ir classes for all ages, com e and bring s e v e n w e n * em ployed on th e tiou.se jo u rn al, to ria A storian - B udget th a t it is own choosing, ask for higher w ages the ch ild ren w ith you M orning w o r most of them claim ing com pensation fo r ttu* N aurally. I d isag ree w ith labor's high tim e th a t all of O regon got up full 40 days allowed for com pletion of tin* ship, 11 o’clock. serm on subject c u rre n t m ethods W orkers have a l ; Rev I,ouis A sbell. who for fifteen ’’E d u rem en t of Pow er from o n task. on its hind legs and got real m ad. w ays gone fu rth e r and got m ore by A He M an G overnor years was bound in devil w orship. High " Young pc« pic s m eeting at • • • ♦ so m ad th a t th e pow ers th a t be back ’ to speak on the subject of S p iritu a l ¡ 0 15 p m D elm ar W yatt, president T h at O regon h asn 't been su b jected to the peaceful co llective bargaining th an Mountain Home Evangelical by violence T h ere a re plenty of in W ashington will know about it. KaiTtiei*) W a rn e d — ism Friday. May 7. Guy P D uffield | S unday evening evangelistic service d em o ralisin g effects of th e sit-dow n craze m ay Church be a ttrib u te d to th e fact th at O regon's g o v er o u tstan d in g illu strations of this fact G regon farm ers an» w arned by Sob in T ¡S u b ject The S i l l o f O m ission" R egularly each Sunday: Sunday J r . pastor. O nce a fair em ployer is forced to go n o r is a firm believer in law’ and o rd e r and th ro u g h a strik e in his own plants, school. 10 a. m . E dw ard A ebischer. , Mid week services Tuesday e v e n in g , W hite state director of agriculture, to b e w a r e has th e co u rag e to d o h is d u ty . In a recen t he can n ev er have the sam e feeling sup erin ten d en t. M orning w orship p ray er m eeting T hursday evening. of alfalfa seed being stopped m from ttu* First Baptist Church to u r of th e sta te th e governor re fe rre d to th e to w ard his w orkers, and vice versa service w ith alte rn a tin g leadership. T hursday. 8 p m , p ra y e r and Bible study. S aturday evening, te»ti- middlewe.st and .old at a very low price W hite law less condition ex istin g in eastern in d u strial In th e long ru n , w orkers and e m C hristian E ndeavor. 7:30 p m. E van Bible study w ill meet. Sunday j mony and •< rvnon Special music by says that the s<*ed is not only'o? in ferio r q u a l F arm s in th e Kent, W ash., n eig h centers, th e paralysis b ro u g h t ab o u t b y la w ployers gain about as much from gelistic service. 8 p. m. Rev. V. T. school, 9 45. w ith classes for all ages the o rchestra All evening services ity but has a high percentage of weed ••<«<1. s tr ili e s and lock-outs as farm ers gain Speece, pastor. tf M orning w orship. 11 T able talk on begin at 7 45 p m . all ur<* w elcome som e of w hich an* of noxious varieties borhood had an experience recen tly lessness a n d rack eteerin g , and hoped th a t he strik J F S hackelford, pastor. w ould not be faced w ith th e necessity of d e a l from flood an d drought. The Holy S pirit In R elation to the • + • + w ith sit-dow n strikes, w here w orkers in g w ith th is sort of anarchy. B eliever" a fte r w hich th e L o rd s Union Responsibility Needed M. E. Church (Bethany) Tin* state may exchange its school lands w ere dem an d in g the eig h t-h o u r day, S u p p er w ill he observed and tin' To b argain collectively is labor's “I hope an d p ray th a t th ey w ill n o t come," Free Methodist (h u rt’ll On G erm antow n road. S unday right hand of fellow ship extended to for f<‘di*ral lands in thi* public dom ain, hut it b e tte r sleeping accom m odations a n d he said, a n d added: "T he o th er d ay S enator right. No progressive-m inded m an Bible school conducted by f l a t ice can not give them to U n d e Sam w ithout g e t every Sunday. 10 a.m .: G e r th o .e recently added to us B Y P vegetables from th e fa rm e rs fo r th e ir R obinson said th ey w ere sta te issues. T h an k w ith practical experience d oubts school man service. 11 a. m., first and U . 7. w ith an interesting service for I Fenton during the last tw o w eeks ting om ething in return. A ttorney G eneral this. M anagem ents w hich refuse to G od fo r th at. I'll solve th e situ atio n if it has proved to be both successful and own use. The w orkers, w ho w ere recognize w o rk ers' organiza t i o n s th ird Sundays: English service. 11 young people E vening service. 8 profitable* as to the atten d an ce and Van Winkle ruled tins week in holding ttiat a a. in . second and fourth S undays proposal to cede 11,500 acre.s of ‘tat«* ow ned chased out by vigilantes, said th ey comes." S ubject will he "T he Fall of Man " sim ply do not see th e h an d w ritin g m m enting on th e ten d en cy fo r in d is on th e wall. C om pany "spy" sy s —E. Ju liu s Traglio. pastor. tf The large ch art w ill again he used co-operation of the children These la n d , in the H art M ountain district of e.i t- belonged to th e cannery w o rk ers' an d crim C in o ate special m eetings for the children spending th e g overnor praised th e tem s a re th e tools of foolish c o rp o ra to m ake s im p l e G od's Word O rtiz ill close Sunday. May 2. at 4 p m . ern